aloud造句

Why? 'she asked, aloud.

First, let me read the text aloud.

Someone jumped out from the foremost waggon and cried aloud.

The teacher read the poem aloud to the pupils.

Sometimes its much easier if you ever having trouble with an argument try reading out aloud.

Nay, it's enough that he has murdered one of you, "I observed aloud."

Back at the penthouse, he insisted they sit down to read aloud.

Sitting from the camera and talking aloud. You can hear his voice everywhere.

I wondered aloud how anyone ever fights and flies a modern warplane at the same time.

But when he saw them plunge headlong into activity, he laughed aloud and said, "That isn't action. That's motion".

Rehearse your responses aloud, role play with a friend or videotape yourself -- but don't memorize your words.

Other finance ministers asked aloud whether Britain could expect EU solidarity if the pound came under attack.

Jeanie scarce forbore to scream aloud at what seemed the realization of the most frightful of her anticipation.

Now, it isn't that just reading things aloud helps, because people who read all of the items on the list aloud were no better at remembering the items than the people who read them all silently.

He took the hint, and when Mary had finished her second song, said aloud, "That will do extremely well, child."

The words you speak aloud are now translated into speech and you have knowledge of producing the items as well as a memory of hearing them.

Participants were asked to press keys on a keyboard as they were read aloud by another person, who was secretly in cahoots with the experimenter.

When he read aloud from the Bible during family devotions each evening, I noticed his delivery was halting and he sometimes stumbled over words.

The policeman glanced at the proffered envelope, and read aloud the name and address written on it, "My A. Ottenshawe, Flat 3, 29 Union Street, London, W.I."

A man might jut out his chin, try to make his chest appear as large as possible, unconsciously flex an arm, laugh aloud, and smile.

It is of him that the prophet Isaiah spoke when he said, A voice crying aloud in the wilderness, 'Prepare a way for the Lord; clear a straight path for him. '

I incautiously gave the account aloud, and she heard me; for she started up — her hair flying over her shoulders, her eyes flashing, the muscles of her neck and arms standing out preternaturally.

He read the last paragraph of “The Theologians” aloud, a passage in which a character goes to heaven, only to realize that his rival is, metaphorically, his other half.

Grab a book and snuggle up on the sofa with your child and share the joy of story-telling with them. The benefits of reading aloud to your young child are simply endless.

I would slosh home through the rain after class, draw a hot bath, and lie there in the bubbles reading the Italian dictionary aloud to myself, taking my mind off my divorce pressures and my heartache.